UK can ‘ride out’ Omicron with no new measures, Johnson says
Covid figures hit new record as PM criticised by Starmer over shortage of antigen tests
John Lennon names his favourite Beatles songs in newly discovered tapes
Lennon discusses his love for Yoko Ono and being ‘possessed’ by fame in lost interview
Joe Biden’s America is confused – and so is the world
US Politics: President’s Afghan pullout fulfilled one promise and broke another
Deirdre of the sorrows: Fianna Fáil election video is excruciating. Is that the point?
Deirdre Conroy’s video plea to Dublin Bay South voters has to be seen to be regretted
Andorra well used to winless streaks as struggling Ireland come to town
Stephen Kenny’s side can’t contemplate anything other than a win against microstate
Macabre exhumation of Roger Casement’s remains documented
Irish diplomat gave account of London dig after ‘49 years in a waterlogged grave’
Gerry Adams’s historic prison escape convictions overturned
UK Supreme Court rules former Sinn Féin leader’s detention in 1970s was unlawful
Rishi Sunak’s rapid rise from banker to UK chancellor
Brexit-backing successor to Sajid Javid takes well-trodden path from Oxford to No 11
Brexit Day countdown: How we got here, the complete history
After nearly 50 years of membership, Britain leaves the European Union on Friday
Patrick Freyne: The Crown is about a rich family who stay still
British have little conception of their own history beyond a few overly-fetishised events
Awright, Boris! The meaning of Boris Johnson’s walkabout video
It’s hard not to think of Geri Halliwell in a Union Jack miniskirt as you watch the PM
All Whites may be in the All Blacks’ shadow yet they have a proud history
The bulk of the New Zealand team is drawn from Wellington Phoenix as they are the country’s only professional side
David Mitchell: ‘The internet and the smartphone have been a disaster for civilisation’
Peep Show star is ‘depressed’ by Brexit but tries to focus on the ‘greatest aim’ of being funny
On this day 50 years ago: Cork residents offer to house Northern children at risk
August 16th, 1969: Donnacha Ó Beacháin describes the day’s events as they unfolded
On this day 50 years ago: Loyalist mob burns down Bombay Street
August 15th, 1969: Donnacha Ó Beacháin describes the day’s events as they unfolded
On this day 50 years ago: Six killed in North as British troops arrive
August 14th 1969: Drawing on contemporaneous reports, Donnacha Ó Beacháin describes the day’s events as they unfolded
Love across the wire: A British soldier’s Derry story
‘Half the regiment married local girls,’ says Michael who arrived in the North aged 20 in 1969
Irish football fans need to grow the hell up about England football team
It’s mean-spirited to hate the idea of sporting success boosting a troubled nation
Buoyant jobs data conceal investment caution ahead of Brexit
London Briefing: Key indicator is strong for an economy slowing on most other measures
Gillian Anderson ‘to play Margaret Thatcher in The Crown’
X-Files actor reportedly to take on role in fourth series of award-winning Netflix blockbuster
New course looks at Civil Rights movement and early Troubles
Key players in protests or politics 50 years ago will lecture at Stranmillis University
‘The last of the Whigs’ who refused to engage in Thatcher’s ‘Little England’
Obituary: Lord Peter Carrington used common sense to avoid conflict and strife
Tories foiled plans to repatriate Casement’s body for years
Stonewalling ended when Harold Wilson took power in 1964 and revealed location of body
The Lemass Tapes will reshape Irish history
The tapes, recorded by hotelier Dermot Ryan in 1967, are an exceptional political testament
‘Tough nuts’ Haughey and Thatcher get reacquainted as London says it’s business as usual
The nightmare for any Irish government was the extradition of an innocent citizen who would be wrongly jailed
Christine Keeler, former model at heart of Profumo affair, dies at 75
Affairs with Russian diplomat and British MP caused cold-war political scandal
Labour MP who put Northern Ireland centre stage in British politics
Obituary: Kevin McNamara. Born: September 5th, 1934. Died: August 6th, 2017
Dan Mulhall: the ambassador who defied categorisation
London Letter: Praise as Mulhall moves from Brexit Britain to Trump’s America
Smugness over Theresa May’s EU difficulties is misplaced
With a ‘bloody difficult woman’ negotiating Brexit, Ireland will need to play hardball too
Security services tapped Ian Paisley’s phone, claims John Prescott
Former MP and first minister’s son says snooping was ‘utterly disgraceful’
Diarmaid Ferriter: a history of partition and Europe’s role
The British establishment lacked consistency while the Free State washed its hands
Tributes paid to Labour MP Gerald Kaufman after death at 86
Oldest member of House of Commons was known as acerbic debater and critic of Israel
Fight for gender equality moves from theatre to music
When it comes to ‘gender mainstreaming’, we can learn something from Vienna city hall
Aberfan anniversary: Deaths of 116 children in disaster marked
144 in total died in 1966 after wave of slurry and coal waste engulfed Welsh school
Roger Cole: Why Jeremy Corbyn will be the UK’s next prime minister
Labour leader will displace Theresa May because he leads a movement, not just a party
‘I have, on more than one occasion wondered why I go on caring for Tony’
Married to Alzheimer’s: Tony will have forgotten the details but remember the feelings of happiness
Casement map of buried gold and valuables at Banna for auction
Chorley’s auctioneers says map will go under the hammer with estimate of £1,500-£2,000
Union warns Corbyn on nuclear policy amid another resignation
British Labour leader told he has ‘another shock coming’ if nuclear policy is changed
Corbyn makes painful gains in endless reshuffle
Despite internal strife, Labour’s leader is putting his stamp on the party
Brexit: Labour chief Corbyn’s tardy reshuffle saves PM blushes
Analysis – Opposition leader’s dithering distracts from Cameron concession on EU vote
New Ireland Forum helped begin process of changing hearts and minds
Shift in nationalist demands allowed forum to become launchpad for lobbying
Not everyone happy with development on State papers
Dust will barely have time to settle on documents now before they are released
Denis Healey – Labour minister who flayed the Tories and his party’s left wing
Denis Healey: August 30th, 1917 - October 3rd, 2015
David Cameron commits to fighting to keep Britain in EU
British PM indicates he has watered down demands to try to secure a deal at summit
Imagining prime minister Corbyn as British Labour leadership result looms
‘Corbyn, as chair of the Stop the War Coalition, and Vice-President of British CND visited Ireland to attend a Pana peace conference beside the Shannon Warport’
Tory ministers cannot get straight answer on EU vote
David Cameron yet to decide if ministers will have to quit cabinet if they back No campaign
Former Northern Ireland secretary Roy Mason dies aged 91
Labour MP’s spell in North marked by toughening of security response to IRA terrorism
Ramifications of a hung parliament after UK election
With no set rules, forming a government could be a free-for-all
Jeremy Thorpe: Former Liberal Party leader dies aged 85
Obituary: Death of British politician whose career ended in scandal
Former British Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe dies aged 85
Career ended after he was accused of conspiracy to murder former model Norman Scott
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